Jayant Sinha

India should provide every citizen a free, privacy-first AI agent, built on digital public infrastructure, to ensure safe, inclusive access to information, services and decision-making tools

How India can build the institutions that turn ideas into factories, data centres and global advantage

India generates over 500 million tonnes of agricultural residues annually.

The national digital traveller identity platform shows how innovations with thoughtful design can drive systemic change

A programme offering interest-free loans to women to buy solar panels could help alleviate poverty and empower rural households

Amidst challenges, India can thrive with transformative opportunities in AI, innovative batteries, nuclear fusion, and manufacturing growth, paving the way for sustainable prosperity

The biggest risk to India's economy and social stability comes from 'grey rhino' disasters that are highly probable but often ignored

With its abundance of talent, wealth, and innovative capabilities, India's digital ecosystem is a vital global asset that could be harnessed to solve major challenges worldwide

Pursuing green technologies will result in much faster GDP growth

Government data indicates that less than 40 per cent of MSMEs borrow from the formal financial system

With entrepreneurs and investors taking us to the Green Frontier, what should policymakers do?

The CAG's auditing standards highlight the importance of performance audits for promoting transparency and evaluating outcomes

'Green investments must therefore compete with brown (non-green) investments to find large markets and generate attractive returns', says the author

Jayant Sinha and Anshu Bharadwaj note that India is demonstrating a new paradigm in which economic growth does not have to go together with the consumption of fossil fuels and increasing emissions

There are two broad development pathways for India: A net-zero approach and a low-carbon approach. Jayant Sinha prefers the former

They create large new markets through low prices and rapid employment opportunities; needed policy interventions to tap their potential

As the aviation market in India deepens, the creation of hubs for regional connectivity, international travel, mega- tourist destinations and freight connectivity will ensure the flow of more foreign